Unearthing the Silence: The Tulsa Race Massacre Exposed

Join host Connie Morris in this compelling episode of The Morris Perspective as she dives into the history of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre—a horrific event that nearly erased the thriving Black community known as Black Wall Street. Learn about the courageous work of investigative journalist Walter F. White, who risked everything to shed light on this atrocity amid a cloud of silence and denial.

Explore how White's fearless reporting not only exposed the brutal truth but also fueled the civil rights movement, calling for justice and equality. This episode not only revisits the dark chapter of racial violence and systemic racism in America but also invites a reflection on how truth-telling and advocacy can ignite real change. Listen in and discover how the past continues to shape today's fight for justice.

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